Learn the Ponish language by translating your original English into Ponish to become a Brony.
Equestria's spoken and written language is referred to in Sounds of Silence and Gameloft's mobile game as "Ponish", the archaic version of which is called "Old Ponish" in A Health of Information, Marks and Recreation, Uncommon Bond, and Shadow Play - Part 1; either Olde Ponish or another language is called "Pony Latin" in A Flurry of Emotions. Modern Ponish is largely identical to the real-life English language and alphabet; Olde Ponish is loosely similar to real-life Old English.
In Friendship is Magic, part 2, The Elements of Harmony: A Reference Guide is sorted under "E" on the Golden Oak Library shelves. In Swarm of the Century, Golden Harvest and Berryshine write "Welcome Princess Celest" on a banner, with the rest of Princess Celestia's name unable to fit. In The Cutie Pox, Scootaloo initially mistakes one of Apple Bloom's fake cutie marks for the letter "O". In Family Appreciation Day, Granny Smith recites the alphabet while jumping over watering cans. In Rainbow Falls, Pinkie Pie says "Gimme a 'P' for 'Ponyville'!"; on The Journal of the Two Sisters' The Journal of Friendship page 18, Rainbow Dash writes "A for effort! And they represent the home team of Ponyville. And as Pinkie says, 'Pee for Ponyville.'" In The Cutie Map - Part 1, Pinkie says "If we were at the end of Equestria, we'd be sitting on a big 'A'!" Enterplay collectible card game Canterlot Nights #36 U gives Hayseed Turnip Truck an "'A' For Effort".
All Ponified names of the countries (such as Marussia, Caneighda, etc.) are taken from
https://mlpforums.com/,
https://www.fimfiction.net/,
https://forum.legendsofequestria.com/, etc..
Everything below here can be left alone. That is, of course, unless you want to make some more advanced changes. If you do make any changes which significantly improve Ponify's performance or level of functionality, please consider suggesting me your changed version so that I can make Ponify even better for everypony!
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